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Establishing and maintaining good credit is the key to taking advantage of many of the benefits life has to offer. Truth be told, good credit is the most important financial asset you have. Failing to have good credit results in the inability to engage in such things as opening up a credit card with reasonable interest rates and worthwhile spending limits, renting an apartment, and qualifying for mortgage and automotive loans. Believe it or not, statistics prove that anything less than good credit can result in tremendous difficulty in securing a job.
Knowing the importance of good credit, the eCreditAttorney team has created a process that has proven to be so effective at turning around the lives of its clients that the eCreditAttorney team has been labeled an INDUSTRY LEADER in credit repair. The respected and experienced attorneys on the eCreditAttorney team have devised a process that is extremely efficient, effective and affordable.
Send Us Your Credit Report
The process begins with you mailing us copies of your credit reports from the three major credit bureaus. If you have selected the "Expedite My Case" feature you are also given the option of providing your credit reports to us via Fax in order to enjoy same day service and the fastest possible results. Due to the fact that the credit bureaus will only send information directly to you and not your law firm, it is vital to the process that you forward both your credit report and any other correspondence from the bureaus directly to us.
Receipt of this information is an extremely important part of the process as these are the documents which provide our attorneys with the information necessary to begin formulating their specific strategy for your individual case. These initial credit reports will also be used later to show you the incredible results the eCreditAttorney team is confident it will accomplish for you. Updated reports should be sent to us every three months (see sidebar).
Personal Consultation with Your Credit Advocate
Part of what separates the eCreditAttorney team from many other organizations is our strong belief that direct communication with you, our valued client, is necessary to ensure the best possible results. After receipt and initial analysis of your credit reports, your personal credit advocate will contact you and discuss the individual details of your case. During this direct communication with your credit advocate you will be advised as to what items are going to be disputed and the strategy that has been created by our attorneys to ensure that the problematic areas are best addressed.
Our Attorneys Fight to Enforce Your Rights
This is the step where the eCreditAttorney team truly separates itself from all of our competition. Our attorneys possess the necessary experience, skills and endurance to ensure that your rights are enforced and that the credit bureaus fully comply with the law. Our attorneys bring the dispute directly to the credit bureaus and aggressively fight to ensure every possible negative item is properly addressed according to your legal rights. Regardless of the complexity of your individual case, the eCreditAttorney team promises to continue advocating your rights until you are 100% satisfied.
Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy Financial Freedom
The credit bureaus are required by law to fully investigate your claim within a 30 day time period. After the completion of your claim submitted by the eCreditAttorney team, the bureaus are required to send you their results and an updated copy of your credit report. Due to our extremely efficient process and dedicated team, the average time from the initiation of a dispute and receipt of the credit bureaus response is an industry leading 60 days. Once you receive the bureaus response and get over all of the excitement that your new financial freedom creates, please make a copy for yourself and send the original documentation to us. At this point, based on the progress that has been made, the eCreditAttorney team will continue the process on your behalf until you are completely satisfied with your credit report.
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